FoxTrot Classics by Bill Amend for February 21, 2013

Bad haircut indeed. (Please, Andy, forbid Peter from going THERE again and try a different barber shop.)

Why’s it matter? You’ll never be able to tell under that hat.

He reminds me of the crazy old man in my hometown who would stand on a street corner, with his pants pulled down to his ankles singing “The Old Gray Mare…..Oh, she ain’t what she used to be…..”

Oy…

How long will it take for Peter’s hair to grow long enough to have to see Suzette again?

I have long, beyond thick hair too. I thought it just took everyone more than ten minutes to dry their hair. I usually come in around fifteen. Every new hairdresser is amazed by the shear amount of hair.

I agree with most of your list ,the ones i know anyway, but must add Nathan Fillion, Justin Timberlake, Paul Rudd, Adam Levine(not usually my type but so sexy), James Bond era Sean Connery and P.I. or Friends era Tom Selleck. They can touch my hair, or whatever, anytime!!!!

When I was that age, it would have been more than worth a bad hair cut.Now I just wish Ihad enough hair to get a bad hair cut.{sigh}

My barber’s partner looks like thatGood enuf

clippers, whole head. Let it grow out.

Wait til Andy sees that…

The difference between a good haircut and a bad haircut is usually about two weeks.

The good thing about a abad haircut – it always evens out.

Makes me think of the Grinch.

Put the hat back on!